Normal Community High School - Echoes Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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Q-Margaret Shanat 1112, Natalie Melzer1112, Becky Simmons 17 72, Amy Miller 1712, Stephanie McCracken 11 12 and Kelli Hamilton 1172 pull togeth- er at the Student Council Tug-of- War contest. ,if ,Lf 5 have . , 1 'Q .. Q . . ,Q t f- -. Q Q-.Nix ,N si. 'Q -ia iw 4 ,1 1 , 'I P, Y lvictorious spirit of the senior Powderpuff foot- ball team is expressed by Sara Brown 1122. QJN it sssusli' fDarren Sampson 1112, Seth Baker 1112 and Todd Askew 1712 show their flexibility and coordination while performing intricate cheerleading maneuvers at Powderpuff tryouts. Q-As one of The Six Neat Guys, Dan Sulaski 1122 lip syncs his way to stardom at NCHS. Homecoming-19

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4- The 1985 senior Court consisted of Susan Hed- in, Jennifer Barnes, Lynne Powell, Brenda Toland and Tanja Powers. 1Powderpuff cheerleader Aaron Voss 1121 shows his best side at the Powderpuff football game, held at the Chiddix football field. Inns Xwifx Q g. xt , 3 HN .sw . S433-3 5 ' i K N- ka, x T was ' i3 '5W5t' 'Q ' ' , 1 'v XS ,N S 'E Q f as., B tss, S t ff-ff ,AGM E- fFIashing a smile during the rainy Homecoming parade is Brenda Toland l12j, Homecoming Queen. Homecoming-21